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Carrera

[kuh-rair-uh, kahr-re-rah]

noun

  1. José Miguel de 1785–1821, Chilean revolutionary and political leader: dictator 1811–13.



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“As long as they don’t fight!” said Hector Garduño, who came to the show with his partner, Sofia Carrera, from Querétaro.

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He was replaced by Mexican reserve Luis Carrera for the remainder of the round, with their combined score counting towards their team Smash GC's score.

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The Highlanders’ defense was also on display as center fielder Jocelyn Jimenez made a running over-the-shoulder grab to rob Gondoliers hitter Sandy Carrera of extra bases in the fourth.

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A longtime friend, Maria Carrera, told The Times in 2023 that Buchanan was previously living with a niece in Riverside County.

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Carrera said Buchanan purchased his SUV while he looked for a permanent home.

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